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Hello, im on the pill but i want to stop and get the implant, should i wait till i finish the whole pack? i am on the 2nd week currently?
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Continue the pill: It is best to continue the pill until the implant is inserted. The doctor inserting the implant will schedule the procedure according to the pill schedule, usually within 7 days of the active pill. Since appointment and schedules change, it is best to continue until the implant is actually in the arm.
Answered 2/5/2021
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